South Korea’s National Assembly Standoff Continues Over Committees
South Korea's National Assembly remains gridlocked as a political standoff between major parties shows no resolution. The main opposition People Power Party continues boycotting...
South Korea Launches Digital Nomad Visa With Relaxed Requirements
South Korea officially launched its digital nomad visa program on June 30, easing eligibility requirements for foreign remote workers. The Ministry of Justice confirmed...
Trilateral Cooperation Drives New Nuclear Energy Pact Among South Korea, Japan and US
South Korea, Japan and the United States strengthened trilateral cooperation this week, signing a memorandum to expand nuclear energy partnerships across the Indo-Pacific. Foreign...
South Korea’s New Disinformation Law Takes Effect
South Korea's revised disinformation law officially took effect Tuesday, introducing punitive damages and new platform obligations. The updated Information and Communications Network Act allows...
South Korea Seeks Deeper Defense Ties With NATO
South Korea pushed for deeper defense cooperation with NATO during President Lee Jae Myung's first alliance summit. Beyond simply selling weapons, Seoul now seeks...
